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Nature Village Farm Jamaica hosting RastaFest

by Windy Picasso
(spokane)

Irie! After 17 years,, I finally made it back to Jamaica! I spent 7 weeks on the the Great River!

Nature village farm is 40 acres of tropical rain forest surrounded by the river. There are 2 bars and restaurants, a football field, a huge top of the line conference center, cottages for rent and a nice family picnic area.

It is just about a half an hour drive from Montego Bay. It is going to be the most famous premiere event site in jamaica. I'm excited to let you know, as we are hosting Rastafest 2012 on 7/20_28/2012.

For moreinfo and package deals to Rastafest JA, contact~ masanimontague@hotmail.com

Check out Rastafest.com!!!
Windy Picasso

Editor’s Note:

Thanks for the notice Windy.

I’m also including the following information on Nature Village Farm for the benefit of our visitors:

From Rough Guides.com

West of Montego Bay on the B8 from Reading Nature Village Farm

Opening time: Mon– Fri 10am–6pm, Saturday & Sunday 11am–7pm
Price: free
mobile: 912 0172

Set on a scenic spot on the Great River, is a sweeping collection of basketball, volleyball and netball courts, soccer pitches and a go-kart track.

With manicured lawns, bamboo groves and an open-air Jamaican-food restaurant on a deck overlooking the water makes it a marvelous spot to get away from it all.

From DiscoverJamaica.com's Margaret Morris

Nature Village Farm is well worth a visit despite almost 2 miles of bad road. This very secluded site is almost encircled by the Great River with campsites, water and electricity.

As we went to press a restaurant and bar were almost complete and there were plans for kayaking on the river. The proprietor, Leroy "Duggo" Dunkley, a local Robin Hood is one of the main sponsors of SEBA, a champion football team.

He bulldozed a hill to build their home pitch - an international sized football field with hills on either side providing the grandstands. Weekly matches are attended by crowds of fans. Another site is sometimes used for open-air reggae festivals.

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Feb 22, 2012
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NVF website
by: TakeAway KCS, LLC

www.naturevillagefarms.com

Feb 20, 2012
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Nature Village Farm website ON!
by: Windy Picasso

naturevillagefarms.com

Feb 16, 2012
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To contact NatureVillageFarm, call 1-876-468-9966
by: Windy Picasso

Our nature village farm website is temporarily down fto update. if you would like more info about NVF, simply call 876-468-9966 . Outside of jamaica?you may need to dial a 1 first

Feb 16, 2012
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Rastafest JA 2012
by: Windy Picasso

Greetings Reggae lovers! Please vote on your favorite 'headliner' for RASTAFEST JA ! masanimontague@ hotmail.com

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